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A male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Qualifier: Slavic mythology
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
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Antonyms: none provided
From Russian ле́ший (léšij).
Across languages
Translations
48 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Azerbaijani:
Ağac kişi
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Belarusian:
ле́шы
(ljéšy)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Belarusian:
лясу́н
(ljasún)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Belarusian:
лесаві́к
(ljesavík)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Bulgarian:
лесни́к
(lesník)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Bulgarian:
ле́сий
(lésij)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Bulgarian:
лесови́к
(lesovík)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Bulgarian:
леша́н
(lešán)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Carpathian Rusyn:
лїсови́к
(ljisovýk)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Chinese Mandarin:
萊西 /莱西
(láixī)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Czech:
lesní mužík
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Czech:
lešij
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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French:
liéchi
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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German:
Schrat
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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German:
Waldschrat
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Japanese:
レーシー
(rēshī)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Kazakh:
леший
(leşii)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Komi-Permyak:
вӧрись
(vöriś)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Korean:
레시
(resi)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Latvian:
mežainis
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Lithuanian:
miškinis
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Macedonian:
лесник
(lesnik)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Old East Slavic:
лѣшии
(lěšii)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Persian:
لشی
(leši)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Polish:
leszy
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Polish:
leśnik
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Polish:
laskowiec
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Polish:
borowy
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Polish:
lasowy
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Polish:
gajowy
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Russian:
ле́ший
(léšij)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Russian:
лесови́к
(lesovík)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Russian:
лесово́й
(lesovój)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Russian:
лесу́н
(lesún)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Russian:
леша́к
(lešák)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Russian:
лесно́й дух
(lesnój dux)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Serbo-Croatian:
ле̑шиј
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Serbo-Croatian:
лесо̀вӣк
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Serbo-Croatian:
лесник
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Serbo-Croatian:
lȇšij
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Serbo-Croatian:
lesòvīk
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Serbo-Croatian:
lesnik
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Slovak:
lesný mužík
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Tatar:
шүрәле
(şüräle)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Ukrainian:
лісови́к
(lisovýk)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Ukrainian:
гайови́к
(hajovýk)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Ukrainian:
лісови́й
(lisovýj)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
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Yakut:
лиэһэй
(liehey)
— a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology
